If there is a face of leadership then Quaid had it. He struggled throughout his life and margined a shape to the name of Pakistan. He left the world just after one year of independence on the 11th of September 1948.
Words do not have the power to describe the personality of Quaid. He is beyond depiction but his skills and struggles define him a bit better. The gentleman has remained an inspiration to the world. He has been a role model even for the opposite party. Many a time Gandhi praised him whereas the English men were fond of him. Let me share some Quotes about the great leader:
Kailashnath Katju (Governor of West Bengal) said about Jinnah that: “An outstanding figure of this century not only in India but in the whole world.”
Sir Francis Mudie (Governor of Punjab) once said: “Jinnah impressed me more, I think than anyone else I have ever met.”
Beverley Nichols (a Famous English historian) viewed Jinnah that: “A Giant among men…. The most important man in Asia”
Jawaharlal Nehru (PM of India) spoke out about Jinnah that: “Jinnah is one of the most extraordinary men in history.”
Gopal Krishna Gokhale (An Indian nationalist leader) stated: “If India ever attains freedom, It will be because of Jinnah.”
From all the above one can imagine how perfect a leader Jinnah was. How to forget such a man. And how to defy his guiding principles. So let’s come together with his principle of Unity, Faith, and Discipline. Let’s be his follower and conquer the world. And pay tribute to him not each day but every second. Our independence is from him and we belong to this country.
Dear Father today we pay tribute to you as one nation (AikQaum) for what you have done for us. There cannot be a father and leader like you.
